In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Certified domestic violence centers in Northeast Florida are being recognized for helping survivors and their children. According to Clay County Sheriff's Office social media post, Hubbard House, Quigley House, Betty Griffin Center, and Micah’s Place served a combined total of 7,200 survivors and children over the course of one year. The data reflects the scale of services delivered by these organizations.
The Sheriff’s Office used social media to share information and raise awareness about available resources for victims of domestic violence. The Clay County Sheriff's Office posted, “Together, we save and change lives each and every day,” in reference to ongoing collaborative efforts to address domestic violence. The message also provides information for survivors, including those among the 7,200 already served and others who have not yet sought assistance, encouraging them to contact available resources.
Contact information for each center was also provided, with services designated by county. For Duval and Baker counties, individuals can reach the Hubbard House Hotline at (904) 354-3114. Clay County residents may contact the Quigley House Hotline at (904) 284-0061. In St. Johns County, the Betty Griffin Center Hotline is available at (904) 824-1555, and Nassau County residents can call the Micah’s Place Hotline at (904) 225-9979. Each center offers access to support services within its respective area.
